Kalender

Usability.

Introduction to course. Read Chapter 1: "What is Interaction Design": "Designing for Interaction", Saffer, Dan, Berkeley, New Riders. 2009. pp. 15-36 Download from here: http://bit.ly/1fQtBrp
Saffer's text can be downloaded from the Literature page.

Field Studies. Read Chapter 7, pages 226-274, Interaction Design: Beyond Human Computer Interaction, by Preece, Jenny; Sharp, Helen ; Rogers, Yvonne, 4th edition, Wiley 2015

Cognition. Read Chapter 3, pages 65-99, Interaction Design: Beyond Human Computer Interaction, by Preece, Jenny; Sharp, Helen ; Rogers, Yvonne, 4th edition, Wiley 2015

Group A,1-4 -> Q11; Group B, 1-4 -> Q13; Group C, 1-4 ->Q24;

Field Studies. Read Chapter 7, Data gathering. p. 226-274, Chapter 8, Data analysis. p.275-318, Chapter 10. Identifying needs establishing requirements. p. 350-384. Interaction Design: Beyond Human Computer Interaction, by Preece, Jenny; Sharp, Helen ; Rogers, Yvonne, 4th edition, Wiley 2015

Group D,1-4 -> Q11; Group E, 1-5 -> Q13;

Field Studies. Read Chapter 7. Data gathering. p. 226-274, Chapter 8 Data analysis. p.275-318, Chapter 10. Identifying needs establishing requirements. p. 350-384. Interaction Design: Beyond Human Computer Interaction, by Preece, Jenny; Sharp, Helen ; Rogers, Yvonne, 4th edition, Wiley 2015

Interaction Design Methods. Read Bill Gaver's text "Cultural Probes and the Value of Uncertainty" and "Cultural Probes" Download from Literature page. Read Chapter 6, Interfaces/ Interface types, pp. 158-225. Interaction Design: Beyond Human Computer Interaction, by Preece, Jenny; Sharp, Helen ; Rogers, Yvonne, 4th edition, Wiley 2015

Tools/ Prototyping. Read Chapter 11, pages 385-431. Interaction Design: Beyond Human Computer Interaction, by Preece, Jenny; Sharp, Helen ; Rogers, Yvonne, 4th edition, Wiley 2015

Group A,1-4 -> Q11; Group B, 1-4 -> Q13; Group C, 1-4 ->Q24;

Field studies, State-of-the-art analysis

Group D,1-4 -> L21; Group E, 1-5 -> L22;

Field studies, State-of-the-art analysis

User experience. Read Chapter 5, Emotional Interaction (This Chapter is called Affective Aspects in older editions), pp. 131-157. Interaction Design: Beyond Human Computer Interaction, by Preece, Jenny; Sharp, Helen ; Rogers, Yvonne, 4th edition, Wiley 2015

Group A,1-4 -> Q11; Group B, 1-4 -> Q13; Group C, 1-4 ->Q24;

Persona & scenario. Read Chapter 10.

Group D,1-4 -> Q11; Group E, 1-5 -> Q13;

Persona & scenario. Read Chapter 10.

User Centered Design. Read text: Gulliksen, Göransson, Boivie, Blomkvist, Persson, Cajander, “Key principles for user-centered system design”, Behavior & Information Technology, November-December 2003, Vol. 22, No. 6, 397–409
ISO 13407 paper, ISO 9241-11

Group A,1-4 -> Q11; Group B, 1-4 -> Q13; Group C, 1-4 ->Q24;

Design, low-fi prototyping

Group D,1-4 -> Q11; Group E, 1-5 -> Q13;

Design, low-fi prototyping

Evaluation. Read Chapters 13 p. 452-499, Interaction Design: Beyond Human Computer Interaction, by Preece, Jenny; Sharp, Helen ; Rogers, Yvonne, 4th edition, Wiley 2015

Group A,1-4 -> L21; Group B, 1-4 -> L22; Group C, 1-4 ->L41;

Evaluation. Read Chapter 13 p.452-499, and Chapter 15, p 500-522, Interaction Design: Beyond Human Computer Interaction, by Preece, Jenny; Sharp, Helen ; Rogers, Yvonne, 4th edition, Wiley 2015

Group D,1-4 -> L21; Group E, 1-5 -> L41;

Evaluation. Read Chapter 13 p.452-499, and Chapter 15, p 500-522, Interaction Design: Beyond Human Computer Interaction, by Preece, Jenny; Sharp, Helen ; Rogers, Yvonne, 4th edition, Wiley 2015

Guest lecture by Shopjoy.se
Shopjoy connects the physical world with the digital using the mobile phone. Using the latest developments in sensor based technologies, iBeacon + Low Energy Bluetooth (BLE) with a broadcast range of up to 100 meters. We help our costumers in retail, transport, sport, culture, and entertainment to create relevant and personal communications. Shopjoy is using location based interaction and communications that will revolutionize marketing. Shopjoy was started with the help of STING incubator, which helps young innovators to start global companies. < http://www.stockholminnovation.com/en/ >.

Group A,1-4 -> Q11; Group B, 1-4 -> Q13; Group C, 1-4 ->Q24;

Evaluation

Group D,1-4 -> Q11; Group E, 1-5 -> Q13;

Evaluation

Guest lecture. I am very happy to announce that David Cuartielles, one of the co-founders of the open source platform Arduino < https://www.arduino.cc/ > is coming to give a talk. David is an engineer and interaction designer, who in 2005 David co-created the Open Hardware platform Arduino, which has become a leading platform for DIY electronics and which earned the team an Honorary Mention at the Ars Electronica Digital Community Prix 2006. He also started the Fabrication Lab FBRKN at STPLN in Malmö, as well as doing academic research at Malmö University. He has been working with interactivity, robots for children to help enable and understanding electronics, since the 90s. Be sure to come to this lecture!!

Group A,1-4 -> L21; Group B, 1-4 -> L22; Group C, 1-4 ->L41;

Iterative design

Group D,1-4 -> L21; Group E, 1-5 -> L41;

Iterative design

Group A,1-4 -> Q11; Group B, 1-4 -> Q13; Group C, 1-4 ->Q24;

Presentation, motivations, design critique

Group D,1-4 -> Q11; Group E, 1-5 -> Q13;

Presentation, motivations, design critique

Presentations. Design contest with a Jury.